It comes from the conversion template, and I'm not sure there's a way to turn it off. I've tried using the "Link=off" parameter but it doesn't seem to work.
Yes. That seems to be built into the template.
It would be interesting to know more about the designers behind the "pieces using diamonds were created by winners of an international jewelry competition". Is there anything that can be said?
This was the only source that mentioned it, and barely in any detail, unfortunately
Boxing shorts links to
boxer shorts, a form of underwear. Is that right?
There's unfortunately no separate article about the boxing garment, and that article does discuss boxing shorts (after which the underwear were modelled and named)
Do we have any details on the number of people who attended the show, and whether that was typical for McQueen. Given the rarity of his shows in the US, it would be interesting to know.
It says about 1000 people attended. I don't consistently have audience numbers for his shows, although they were generally packed AFAICT. Irere happened to have numbers, but I didn't have any for Widows for example, even though that show was so packed they had to do two of it. Audience numbers also really depend on venue. The room for Irere was notably huge and could hold 2500 guests, whereas my guess is that the room for Widows was fairly small, based on having to do two shows and the size of the audience visible in videos of the show.
Please explain who Ana Finel Honigman, Andrew Wilson, Judith Watt, Katherine Gleason and Kate Bethune are.
Done
The Reception and Analysis sections seem to present a comprehensive range of external perspectives. Did McQueen himself have any comment on the show?
There's some commentary from McQueen from before the show on exploring women's oppression and being inspired by Turkish music (already noted in the Concept section), but I don't have any information about his reaction to the reactions, as it were.
Please reword "The Alexander McQueen brand returned to New York Fashion Week for Autumn/Winter 2022; it was the brand's first show there since Eye." to avoid the repetition of "brand".
Done
Spot checks of Bolton 2018, Mills 1999 and Thomas 1964 confirm they are all about the subject.
All the images have relevant CC or PD tags.
I cannot see ALT tags on the images. Please add them for accessibility.
It comes from the conversion template, and I'm not sure there's a way to turn it off. I've tried using the "Link=off" parameter but it doesn't seem to work.
Yes. That seems to be built into the template.
It would be interesting to know more about the designers behind the "pieces using diamonds were created by winners of an international jewelry competition". Is there anything that can be said?
This was the only source that mentioned it, and barely in any detail, unfortunately
Boxing shorts links to
boxer shorts, a form of underwear. Is that right?
There's unfortunately no separate article about the boxing garment, and that article does discuss boxing shorts (after which the underwear were modelled and named)
Do we have any details on the number of people who attended the show, and whether that was typical for McQueen. Given the rarity of his shows in the US, it would be interesting to know.
It says about 1000 people attended. I don't consistently have audience numbers for his shows, although they were generally packed AFAICT. Irere happened to have numbers, but I didn't have any for Widows for example, even though that show was so packed they had to do two of it. Audience numbers also really depend on venue. The room for Irere was notably huge and could hold 2500 guests, whereas my guess is that the room for Widows was fairly small, based on having to do two shows and the size of the audience visible in videos of the show.
Please explain who Ana Finel Honigman, Andrew Wilson, Judith Watt, Katherine Gleason and Kate Bethune are.
Done
The Reception and Analysis sections seem to present a comprehensive range of external perspectives. Did McQueen himself have any comment on the show?
There's some commentary from McQueen from before the show on exploring women's oppression and being inspired by Turkish music (already noted in the Concept section), but I don't have any information about his reaction to the reactions, as it were.
Please reword "The Alexander McQueen brand returned to New York Fashion Week for Autumn/Winter 2022; it was the brand's first show there since Eye." to avoid the repetition of "brand".
Done
Spot checks of Bolton 2018, Mills 1999 and Thomas 1964 confirm they are all about the subject.
All the images have relevant CC or PD tags.
I cannot see ALT tags on the images. Please add them for accessibility.